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Hi Abhi,
Please correct if you mean to inquire for B.Sc. of Agriculture. For B.Sc. There are numerous colleges which provides admission for the said degree. However, admission procedure college may vary, let me tell you the basis qualification required for admission which is in order to pursue B.Sc. In agriculture, you need to have completed your 10+2 from school. You need to opt for PCM or PCB stream in your 10+2. This is the basic eligibility required. Also, to advise you regarding your graduation in agriculture, there are colleges across India offering B.Sc. (Hons) in Agriculture. So you can opt for any course based on your 10+2 score. Hope that helps.

1. Chartered Financial Analyst:
Chartered Financial Analyst programme is one of the most sought after if you want to pursue a career in core investment banking or equity research. The duration spans around 2.5 years to 3 years depending on how quickly you clear the exams. There are three levels deeply focused on Investment Analysis, Portfolio Management, Wealth Planning and Equity Research. Recognised across the globe, this qualification should be your first preference if you want to strengthen your domain and make a breakthrough in the world of Investment and Finance.
2. CIMA
This one is for those who wish to contribute to the strategic business planning for top organisations. The global institute for Management Accountants offers a curriculum which is a fine blend of management principles with core accounting and finance concepts. CIMA can be pursued alongside your job and takes roughly 3-3.5 years to complete. Today, CIMA graduates are working in leading companies in niche profiles such as Management Consultants, Forensic Accounting, Financial Controller, Business Analyst etc.
3. ACCA
For those who love core accounting, ACCA can get you to some of the top-notch jobs in core finance profiles in India. This a no-frills attached course which focuses only on global accounting. Though the curriculum doesn't really put attention on management perspective, the qualification is quite well recognised for higher degree profiles in finance. Apart from financial reporting, Business Valuation, Tax Consulting, Treasury Management are some of the areas which see ACCAs at the helm of the team.
4. MS in Finance
Many renowned institutions in India are offering the M.Sc. In Finance course. Though quite popular in the West, this course is yet to find popularity among Indian students. This is quite a niche area of study with focus on scientific basis of models used in financial theories. The course also lays strong emphasis on Economics and Econometrics as a subject. Students of M.Sc. In Finance are trained to work in specialised fields like International Finance, Monetary Issue advisory panel, Computational Finance, Options pricing etc.
5. Financial Risk Management
Just like CFA Financial Risk Management (FRM) is a well-recognised qualification for those aspiring to specialise in financial risk management. The curriculum is a focused one and covers risk management in great details. Econometrics, financial engineering, statistics, derivatives, etc.

One of the most economical universities in India, Jawaharlal Nehru University is soon going to start a school of management and entrepreneurship. Subjects taught in the university:
Social Science
Language course
Science and other areas
Why did authorities introduce business course in this realm? It's time for affirmative action to give equal opportunity to the weaker section of the society and then only there would be holistic economic development, said D K Sundar, CEO of Tata Chemicals
"A school of management in JNU will benefit the society in general and the aspirants from underprivileged background in particular as they get access to education and skills on international standards, " said JNU vice chancellor M Jagadesh Kumar
https://www.indiatoday.in/education-today/news/story/jnu-school-of-management-and-entrepreneurship-344623-2016-10-03